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asy1mpo 22-01-2007 14:29

Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
Just tried to order Sky (TV, broadband, Talk) online but because I live in an apartment more than 2 floors up I have to call them

I wanted to do it online to get £10 plus also £50 for doing to via Quidco

D'oh :(

superbiatch 22-01-2007 14:33

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by asy1mpo (Post 34203198)
Just tried to order Sky (TV, broadband, Talk) online but because I live in an apartment more than 2 floors up I have to call them

I wanted to do it online to get £10 plus also £50 for doing to via Quidco

D'oh :(

Tell them that! Seems a bit out of order.

I ordered my BT line and as it was a new postcode i couldn't order online. I had to ring them and they gave me it at the online price :)

asy1mpo 22-01-2007 14:53

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
thats good

mine is a new postcode too but when I entered the postcode it couldnt find it but then it let me continue. however i then couldnt get further cause of the apartment being more than 2 floors up etc

superbiatch 22-01-2007 15:03

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
Can i ask how come you're choosing to go with Sky broadband?

MovedGoalPosts 22-01-2007 15:14

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
It's probably going to be something to do with the easements for the telco line through common parts (ntl:telewest also have these issues), so they will want to make sure you are serviceable. Equally the TV also can have issues. Many blocks have communal aerial systems, so they'd need to check compatibility with those if they are around. Blocks that don't have common aerials may still have restrictions, planning, or simply leasehold, on dish locations. Sky would want to know you can comply with all that, and a web order may not be the easiest way of checking that compliance.

asy1mpo 22-01-2007 15:23

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
broadband is only £5 per month for their MID package. 8Mb and 40Gb limit

and i will be getting Sky TV

I was with NTL and my bill is something like £45

who are you with?

---------- Post added at 15:23 ---------- Previous post was at 15:22 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob (Post 34203239)
It's probably going to be something to do with the easements for the telco line through common parts (ntl:telewest also have these issues), so they will want to make sure you are serviceable. Equally the TV also can have issues. Many blocks have communal aerial systems, so they'd need to check compatibility with those if they are around. Blocks that don't have common aerials may still have restrictions, planning, or simply leasehold, on dish locations. Sky would want to know you can comply with all that, and a web order may not be the easiest way of checking that compliance.

its a brand new apartment block and they have already installed the wires and things apparently

was told all i would need to do is sign up to sky (and get the set top box and all that)

superbiatch 22-01-2007 15:25

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by asy1mpo (Post 34203242)
broadband is only £5 per month for their MID package. 8Mb and 40Gb limit

and i will be getting Sky TV

I was with NTL and my bill is something like £45

who are you with?

---------- Post added at 15:23 ---------- Previous post was at 15:22 ----------


its a brand new apartment block and they have already installed the wires and things apparently

was told all i would need to do is sign up to sky (and get the set top box and all that)

I'm gonna go with Talk Talk as its only £19.99 with phone and 'up to' 8 meg (this includes the phone line rental). I've got a freeview box so i'm not worried about TV.

I was also told the same myth by the developers, BT told me they do have to send an engineer out to survey the work done by the developers so you have to pay anyway :(

asy1mpo 22-01-2007 17:36

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
that sounds like a good deal.

I was going to get freeview but I watch stuff which is only on Sky such as 24.

Sky TV will be £15, broadband is £5 and then phone from BT is £11.

arian cadno 22-01-2007 23:58

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
So why dont you go for the 3 for £30. with ntl

AndyCambs 23-01-2007 08:01

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by asy1mpo (Post 34203242)
broadband is only £5 per month for their MID package. 8Mb and 40Gb limit

Remember with ADSL that upto 8Mb - depending on your distance from the exchange. Although in central town the maximum I could get would be 2Mb.

superbiatch 23-01-2007 08:46

Re: Ordering Sky - living in apartment
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by arian cadno (Post 34203650)
So why dont you go for the 3 for £30. with ntl

I think he's like myself and stuck with an ADSL line so can't have it.


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